(In US) Tommy Robinson Released Early from Prison, Faces New Harassment Charges

London, UK – Tommy Robinson, a controversial figure in the United Kingdom, was released from prison on May 26, 2025, four months ahead of schedule after serving time for contempt of court. The early release, approved by the High Court, followed Robinson’s violation of an injunction by promoting a film with defamatory claims against Syrian refugee Jamal Hijazi. His release was conditional on a pledge not to repeat the statements and efforts to remove the content from public platforms.

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However, Robinson’s freedom was short-lived as he now faces fresh legal challenges. He has been charged with harassment causing fear of violence stemming from an August 2024 incident involving two journalists. Robinson is set to appear in court on June 5, 2025, to address these charges.

During his imprisonment, Robinson was held in segregation due to safety concerns, including an alleged plot by a convicted murderer targeting him. His release and ongoing legal battles have kept him buzzing across the UK, sparking renewed public debate.